Testseek.com have collected 86 expert reviews of the Google Pixel Buds A Series and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel Buds A Series.
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Published: 2021-06-21, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
small, stable, open fit with eartip, good sound, good case, solid battery life, good gestures, Fast Pair, Google Assistant, USBC, AAC
not much sound isolation, no noisecancelling, no volume control gesture, can't connect to two devices at the same time, stabiliser wing not adjustable, battery not replaceable
The Pixel Buds A-Series offer everything that was good about Google's previous earbuds for just over half the price.That makes them some of the best-sounding true wireless earbuds you can get for under £100. The case is good, the battery life is decent, t...
Published: 2021-06-07, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Clean and balanced sound, Fast pairing and slick software, Competitive price
No wireless charging, Poor sound isolation
The A-Series sound just as good as last year's second-gen Pixel Buds, but cost half the price. At £99, you can more easily forgive the lack of active noise cancellation. The lack of wireless charging is a blow, with Samsung's Galaxy Buds+ including it fo...
Reasonably priced, Lovely form factor, Seamless Google Assistant functionality
Mediocre battery life, Could be more comfortable
For the most part, the Google Pixel Buds A-Series have made sacrifices in the right places to keep costs down. With the exception of the swipe gestures used to control volume, I didn't miss any of the features cut from the 2020 version.Sound quality is re...
Published: 2021-06-03, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great value for money,Great audio performance,Deeply integrated Google Assistant,Google Fast Pair,IXP4 waterproofing
No volume control on earbuds,Limited isolation,No active noise-cancellation (ANC)
The Pixel Buds A-Series have a lot to offer considering the price: Google Assistant integration, comfortable design, a lovely case, plus great audio performance when in quieter conditions.The biggest downsides are the lack of on-bud volume controls and th...
Google Assistant support, Plenty of smart features, Good sound quality
Limited earbud battery life, No ANC, Can't customise controls
Google is finally getting there with its own-brand wireless earbuds and I think it was a wise decision to take the flagship model and cut out some of the more premium features to achieve a much more attractive price point.After all, it has worked well wit...
Abstract: From what looked like a strange piece of plastic peeping out of the ear, true wireless earbuds (TWS) have come a long way.From not just creating a niche of its own but TWS is gradually eating into the market for wired headphones. After all, they are con...
Abstract: If you think the term "true wireless" sounds like sales jargon, we're with you. Regardless of whether you call them "true wireless," "cable-free," or "wire-free," the important distinction between these and typical earphones is the complete lack of a cabl...
Abstract: Apple's AirPods are arguably the most popular true wireless earphones on the market, but it's not because they're cheap. The AirPods Pro sell for $249, while the third-generation AirPods go for $179 and the second-gen pair is $129 (and let's not even get...
